Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Rainey, Tracy Van Worm Michelle Schefer, Juli Adam, Amparan. orking together and learning from each other was a valuable lesson that Junior Varsity volleyball play- ers learned. The girls learned that to work as a team they had to push themselves, and each other. Often times without actual coaching or instructions the girls forced themselves to do hard, strenuous workouts. The girls got help from Marcy Ockert who coached them occa- sionally. The improvement of the team as the season progressed was obvious. They learned through their coach, Mike Paguia, that the scores didntt matter as long as they put every- thing they had into their playing. How many games lost and how many games won didnTt matter, for these girls it was the lessons they learned, the friends they made, and the exper- ience they shared that mattered. The MVP was Tracy Brown, MIP went to Sonja Entrekin, and Vicky Maxon. 68 Sports icky Maxon, T acey Dionne, Tracy Brown 3rd row: . ' ,Kim Fraze, Oater moved to VarsityL April Mm Top Right: The girls play well together on the court. Middle left: At the serve, Tracey Dionne coasentra on making good contact. Middle Cent : Vicky Maxi; sets the ball for a spike. Middle right: ' ch Juli Adams to see if they can learn anything from her. Bottom: Marcy Ockert tVarsity Mgr. and occasional JVQJLKW is awarae-cT-a-YEEHTBF'EfJEeCiation from the girls by Tracy Cooper.

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Left: Laura Kuppich sets to Michelle Johnson who executes her powerful spike. Bottom Left: Rich Bennett helps the girls help themselves so they can do their absolute best. Below: Michelle Johnson receives her award for all- conference . u s, 1; .41 7,4. M'FW 'Kiimw mwvmz iddle Right: Kelly Bailey improves her skills by bumping on her own. ght: Melissa Meyer CPO tries her best to charm the judges at a close match Sports 67

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ttDRIV'? AND D'?T'?RMINATION ront Row: John Shub, John Oney, Jobie Jobe, Eddie Sprague, Ben Meyers, ,SieaneMyrrphy ack Row: Tim Farrington, Bill Neal, Michael Manning, Eric Bauerman, Mark Malone, oach Wes Sisson The 1985 golf season turned out to be a successful one for the Lions. The team was large, with four women on the roster, but by the end of the season the number was decreased to about eleven men. Even so, the team was a powerful one. The only returning letterman was Jobie Jobe. Most of the team were underclassmen, giving the Lions a strong nucleus for next season. Team MVP for the year was freshman John Oney, who has a fantastic future in Lionts golf. The Lions placed third at the All-Germany Golf Championships. Coach Wes Sisson has great confidence in the success of Lions golf in the coming years. Top Left: David Sessoms releases stress in a mighty swing. Top Right: Tool of the trade Lower Right: John Oney prepares the ball for one of his famous 150 foot drives. Sports 69